Hourly rates, and a month of thirty
Project work is an hourly rate. A monthly engagement is that rate multiplied by 30.
Team notes
Where the desk lands on scope.
Short field notes on hours, months, review, automation, sites, and what the contact form actually does—not promises, not rankings.
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Fixed blocks and monthly blocks
Use a fixed block when the job has a shape. Use a month when the queue does not end.
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AI only with a person in the loop
A draft can be fast. A message that leaves the building still needs a name on it.
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When not to automate
A workflow that happens twice a year does not need a connection. A person is cheaper.
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A site is not a theme with a logo
The page map comes before the visual design. Care is a separate block.
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What happens after you send a form
The form is stored, and a confirmation is emailed to the address you typed.
The notes cover the hour, the difference between a fixed block and a month, AI with a review step, when not to automate, why a site is not a theme, and what the contact form actually does. They are the explanations we would otherwise repeat on every call.
None of them is a promise of a ranking, a revenue figure, or a timeline. If a note and a later scope disagree, the scope wins. If a note and this website disagree, trust the engagements page for the rate and the note for the reasoning.
If a note and the engagements page disagree, trust the sheet for the rate and the note for why.